10.787USD
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The configuration is mixed.
below 10.7840, expect 10.7573 and 10.7414.
rebound towards 10.8720
Nordea’s Henrik Unell maintains a constructive stance on the Swedish Krona, arguing that carry should be secondary to growth prospects and equity flows.

Danske Research Team keeps its EUR/SEK outlook unchanged. The cross is currently trading comfortably around 10.80, with NOK/SEK back above 0.98.

Commerzbank analyst Antje Praefcke says weaker-than-expected Swedish inflation does not give the central bank of Sweden, Riksbank a reason to change its stance.

Kit Juckes at Societe Generale highlights Sweden as the only G10 economy forecast to grow faster than the United States (US) this year, yet notes the Swedish Krona (SEK) is currently the weakest G10 currency.

TD Securities analysts note Swedish CPIF and CPIF ex-Energy inflation for March surprised sharply to the downside, driven mainly by weaker Food and Recreation, Sport & Culture prices, partly offset by petrol.

Danske Research Team notes that Riksbank Minutes show a divided board on handling supply shocks, with Seim and Thedéen favouring frontloaded rate hikes, while Jansson, Bunge and Hjelm prefer a gradual, wait-and-see stance.

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